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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March lO.-12i30 p. INJECTION firm with
good demand. Mdding Uplends, D i6L; do orleans
b Sale-l000O bales including 1000 bales for specu,
ation aud export Recepts-l5oo0 bales including 800
Futures STEADY the advance. Uplapds Low Mddling
clause. March and April delivery l76id no. Prt ana
livery is'64d; also 1894 June and July delivery,
JGld; do July ana August delivery 62l84d also 70
0id do August ana September delivery 2364d do Sop
tem6er and October delivery. 8 u Cad ~ ,,,.-
i.Y5d Low Middng uplands SLED Good or,iIn,ary
f T5 7ist, Middng Texas. iea. Low Miadlns
Texas I6: Good Ordinary Texas Sd; Ordinary Texas
I'D Good Middng Orleans I'D, Middlng Orleans. 5ad
tioasi Ordinary Orleans, 81. Ordinary orleans 81
The sales OF the Included 900 bales American .
Futures quiet Uplands Low mdding clanse March de
6ld sellers; do Apra aud May delivery II .C4d sellers
do May and Juns delivery. lsG4t buyers do June ana
July delivery 2O64d buyers do July and August denveiY
6id sellers September and October delivery l6G4d
a D. m-Futures closed firm UpaDds Low Middng
.lau,o March delivery lsG4d buyers. do Mar h end Ap
Ri delivery buffers do. April aud May delivery
DAD do May and June delivery 2o 6id sol ers
do and July delivery, 2l-O4d buyers do July ana
August delivery 2S64d sellers; do. August and Sep
tcmber delivery "a TAD sellers do September ami October
GALVESTON March lO-Cotton firm; Mldlling, 90 Low
Mddng 10 10 Good Ordinary, 7.lU; net and gross re-
cept y7 bales exports Castwiso 4l63 bales sales 90
bales stock stock. 1906 bales
NORFOLK. March l0.-CGjton steady; Mddling. GA mot
and gross receipts 1877 bales exports COastwse, ls32
bales ,aIcs 2s3 bales stock 1000 bales -
hIdIng y 49, Good Ordinary. 9l6; net and gross re-
cep l943 baes exports Coastwse 6bl bales Sales SOU
bale. Stock. A7.S3l bales. 49,,
VRw-OK.RANs. March Location firm Mdding. 95.loi
SIS bales gross 1884 bales sale, $3.50 bales stock.
336. 1yS bales.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA ana TRENTON, Round Brook
Route" at 400 7i5. BOO. llUO M l30, 400 $3.50 6,30
1850. i2OO p SUNDAYS at 400 Sa5. a. H.. $50 II 90
III.
have connection Tor heading. HARRISBURG
400 a for East0n. bethlehem, Attention. a.,
Reading Harrisburg etc On sundays for Easton.
7:UU Tor Eason, BehlohoM Attentions, Chunk
Wilkesbarre, and scranton.
s:YU a. kaston bethlehem, Allentown, Manch Chunk
Wink esbarre Scranton, Reading. Harrisburg POttsyille
Tanaqua, sbamokln sunbury. LowisburG Willamsp port
100 and lao IN. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown
Mapeh Chunk. Heading, Harrisburg. eto.
0A6 for Easton, bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Wisesbaire, Scranton Tamaqua shAmokin eunbury. Low
nbufg. Wiliamsport ETC.
400 ,. Tor Easton, bethlehem, Allentown, etc.
b4b y. m. for Easton. bethlehem, Allentown. hAuoh
Chunk. whkssbarn Heading. AArrsburg eo On Sundays
100 and 7so M for Esstcn Bethshem. Allentown.
AGO. 600 m for He'd Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove
lS6 $40 H.. Loo A;s0 for Lakewood. Tome River
Siso M. loo .. M for Atlantic City. vinalsnd. and
tSos s:i6 iI4sA m, loo. A,So $50 p m. for FREQ
I3o GOO, sl6 Hoo liAb q. m, Loo, 400 I,s0
esSo e'l6 p m Sundays 400. 200 = m for Perth
For lime Of trains to iocs, peints timetables At Ticket
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srn, $50 o.. Lard on. SEA 3D. Hams-Leng cuS ~
Shoulders 350d Butterv0s % per cwt Tor nnses
Western spring "a "a oIa Cd y,I Red winsss I. No 20
spr1ng 1a 3d. New Mixed Western 4a Adj California no
Is 3D. ais 1ld do No Ga 3D. as 81 per Genital rr3 9
Refined Petroleum ID per gallon Glover Sss Sr
Fine American 23s Oh; Prime CITY 49, Cd per o Ts
2Os Oh per cwI Refrigerated Beef
hind quarters 5d fore quarters S per 10 Hops ~ Lon
don-New York state, 90 los 0d RS Us. Cd Cotonseed
oil T. vcrpOol make l3s. ID. an, q,
LONDON March lu-Produce-Linseed OIL. FL o. ia a. 81
O Cd per Calcutta Linseed Y9s8d per quarters In
Cake 80 l0s Cd per tom Refined Petroenm S'ioa
add. per gallon: Spirits Of Turpcntine 2ls w per
cwt; Pale 6s OIL oils Od Provsions-Lard S2a o. per
CIV American sugar-12s. 3D. cwL Ter Cuoa cen.
rfuga poIozng 800 AMI los 81 for 1S
fair refining anoat Australian TaOw-Beef. 24s 0zos
Cd: Mutton 27s Cd 1904 GIL Cocoanut Oil-Ceylon 226
Bal Cochin R37 American Refrigerated Beef IS I'd TOR
hind quarters Is 4d foro SD by tho
carcass
AYTwFRP March TO- Petroieum-Fine PaeAmerican, 10
franc paid and 10 francs l2ta centmes sellers.
Lard closed 81 francs 90 confines 100 kos
March TO- Petroleum, 8 marks 80 pfennings
Wilcox sLari closed 81 marks 90 pennings per ITO
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STEAMBOATS, amo Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after JANUARY 81, 1897.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave via Desbrosses and cotandt Streets
and ysn Ps%;H
smoking
wlsaspo n Lock sasI HAVEN and Eric
ssl2e fG Rs sd 70 Cory for Tn'V Petroleum
ssuS s'ss
s sissi s
8 M; 100 200 !soand 600 ~ and i2is night Sun.
city, Except roash paos Carl
For Cape May days. llloa m. On Saturdays only.
Long branch Bay Head junction and intermediate
tons viz RAILWAY and Amb9y a. M ~ noon $40 F. m
For Oh pGns and Soy.ok via York philadelphia
y and Bay Lime 40 ssSs days
q, Jersey CITY aaoring speedy and direct transfer TOR
7s@@ss%,S. From Pussurs. 49, 100 1880 n. TOO
sso osd 80 sss ssS s go ' ana ?!Sss
s$S 95S 7gS J!G cd ,d$S
O. m 800 62O TOO. 92O 8: IS. ID:s5 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
FInress Trains leave York via Desbrosses and ort
o s1" sG'ss' FfTssf :s,d '0GT HI.s an, 10
s. S s Ell ILL 4 go sns
g%o cypress s'is fmt lite and O. s n
Trans esvns ' Naw % and Sa is s oTst
Connect a. tsDts" o a"S am%ea and m
R9n5ps d rs ns lsa " B9as g street station
gig I'M er ss ' IL ana %so 500 m H.s ts
8 ss SO &c. a. $40 90 @ ss o. Slaa n aS
Leave Phasp ss Va Camden 900 NJ daily e.oeD. sun
sa1 f 1885, % % ana G 1%
nrootlyn station Jersey Civ Enisrant Ticket Once
m" NcwYork Transfer companv will call for ami check
fa ,c,, rom on, hotels ,,, and residences
General Manager General pass'r AGENT
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Proposals.

AQUEDucT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 209 STEWART BUILDING. No. $50 BROADWAY, ,
- -~..- NKw-YoRK, March 2, 1872
ITO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS proposals doing the aud furnishing tho
materials called Tor In the approx now
file In the Office OF The Aqueduct the
strucon Of additional Shaft No ID ~ situated ton OF
the New CroioD Aquenct at about station 1924 will be
received al this Office until the 25 day Of March 1887 at
o'clock m at which place and hour they viii be publicly
pe ell by the Aqueduct and the
contract Tor doing said work and furnishing said
able. - F-~~"
Blank forms OF said contract and the
hereof and the bids proposals. and proper o.
their incosure and forms bonds plans for saa
work and al other information required be obtained
ne above ONCE OF the Aqueduct Commissioners appca
BY order u the Aquoduct Commissioners
JOHN G. SHBEHAN, JAMEs q SPENCER
secretary. President.
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CATHEDRAL DAYS A Tour thro ugh Southern Eng
land. BY ANNA BOWMAN DopD. Illustrated from
sketches and photographs by T. Edon Deane l6lno.
PIP 800. Roberts Brothers.
Mrs Dodd has charming subject and she has
treated it with taste and sympathy. The tour
which she describes was made with her husband.
in a one-horse T-cart which they drove them
selves; and they snent about two months, In fine
summer weather, journeying about Southern Eng
land, which is of the loveiest countries in the
world. They began their exnedition at Arundel
near the coast of Sussex, where the vast castle
of the Dukes OF Norfolk keeps ward over mod
en- Remain Catholic church. Of cathcdral-llke
splendor and dimensions though it possesses no
episcopal chair and thence they drove through
much of Hampshire, Wiltshire, Somerset and
Devon, visiting Chichester. Winchester, Salisbury
Wells, Bath, Glastonbury and Exeter, as well rs
less famous places alony the way. The purpose
Of seeing the PRINCIPAL southern cathedrals gave
sufficiently definite object to their jaunt to save
them from the character of mere tray cling idlers
which few Americans seem able to support for
whole season. but il not allowed to tyrannize
over the pursuit of pleasure, and some OF the
most enjoyable chapters Of the narrative are de-
voted TO the episodes. Little incidents Of the
road, illustrations OF rustic life, comforts and
Gust oms Of country inns, fairs, markets and festi
walls, are brightly painted the daily narrative Is
always lively and natural there many touches
of humor and our rambling friends show the fine
poetic sense without which appreciation Of
the scenes through which they passed would have
been impossible. Mrs. Dodus comments upon the
cathcdrals and cathedral towns are free from
euidcbooll learning. but indicate an ample knowl-
edge Of the subject on both the historical end
the artistic side, and many Of Ter judgments are
very sbrewd. But the best plaity Of her book is
that il is full of the spirit Of refined and rational
enjoyment. One cannot read 1t without LONGING
to traverse the same roads, ston at the same inns.
know the same landladies and walters drive the
same horse, and be blessed with an equally genial
pna suggestive companion.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


IN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. January q. 1887,
throug h trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
Rochester Express through drawing room cars to
Albany Troy, 81 Alhsns Rouse's Pt and syracuse.
300 m Tho Limited" with dining cars. stopping at
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails
Ere Cicv Gland and Toledo arriving nj Chicago 800
noxt day. - $500
daigua amt Rochester, .
ALSO a. western New'fork ana Northern Express.
W room
300 u. M Albany Troy AMI Uuca Express. with drawing
cars "a Troy - -. .,,- M,
10 m Chicago and ST. Louis Express with sleeping
for Niagara Falls Bunai0. Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit, Chi
cago and ~ Louis. Dinngear New.Yor ~ Albany.
$50 D. m Montreal Express with sleeping cars TO Montreal
Runs 20 Utioa stopping ut principal station, - p,c.,.
or m Special sleeper arrives Rochester ~ m buiiso
1910 n, Pacific Express with slice cars for Hoches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo Detroit AND
Chicago Sleeping cars 70 WATERFOWL via Utica daily OK
cept saturday also to Auburn. dsneva and Sananuasu OK
cept saturday and sunday. 80 ,. -. .u
fil6 y m. Night kxpress with sleepingcars to Albany
roy Connects with the morning trains for the West
and for the North teIcept Saturday night ~, n,,
Place ala broadway, Harlem Depot l25thst and ltave
and westcots Express onccs Park Place near Broad
Way) 1876 and va broadway and " West lxSsI, 70
Recommendation drawing. sleeping can be
s3S WashinGto nse. Brooklyn
RaGgAgs called for and check cd from residence
sThcse trains daily Al others daily except SUNDAY
Tess !a,ps stop at Harlem zothst snd tthays rr-
General Bupei1n tcndcnt General Passcnge Asen
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yorih Rip.r. Vessels dnt Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COrFEE-For Brazil srowths the demand was light and
values with l4sc basis for fair Rio spot In
voices Sales $50 bags from Baltimore Mid
growihs were quiet. Tho option market irregular
First prices showed advance OF l5020 points but
Tho final figures represented net IN, advance s, OF
I285al2eO; April l2s9ai29O; MAY l2.9oal2 %: June.
1880 1915; July 1205Gl3O0; August. l2ebGl300;
September 1900 1908; October. laO58l3lO; No.
vember l3o5SlalO December, l3.O5dlS.l0. Sales.
65. 900 bags
Lice. but the movement continued light. Sales,
2B bales 42 lasevenn) all of which Orconsumption
The port receipts TODAY 10.l3S bales com
pairing with $50 bales this day last week and 1852
bales Since September tho
total port receipts $50 bales against 1914
$40 bales Tor the period last year.
based The American standard OF classification
ar q follows.
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Steamboats, an0 Railrouoe.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH

On and after January 3lsL 1881. Etpren triI for Cape
Charles OH Point Comfort anl Norfolk. yiath,
NEW.YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad station. NewYork. 1870
M aud T.. daily. arriving Old Point. 500
\. . and b;tO Norfolk 900 w.. vOO a. m. Steamer
Tor Richmond will leave Charles ut Mondays,
M,dnesdnys lridayS arriving there at hut.
f., tlailer tic Day Express, and
Se-png through Oli Point Go Mort ant Norfolk
The Ugh; tItes- Tickets and sleeping bcfths DO
cured Any Ticket Ohcv vi Tie Penusj wanna RAILROAD
Company . .-. $500. .
H. ". DUNN, supt H. u. COOKE q T.. and F. A.
all fares reduccd.-Stoningto Line The
~ invorito inside outo Tor boston, Providence
New. England point>
Full nights rost by taking late trlns nom steamer
Reclining irOr bot@oGu steamers Iandns an
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
hteaners wileave pier No 49, North River ono bloc.
.boyv ANA. st., ut OOJ ~ H. daily, except sunday.
r. ". POPPLk. Gent Passenger Agt,
EuK Nnul. N1.rl
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot VI Cortandt or Des
bropsUs els. ~ IoloWa
a. ~ iur Catasauqul and intermediate points
~ M. Ior Geneva, Lyons. Emirs. Rochester Buffalo
the eat aud principal local points CHAIR wakes
barre -,,... =, 49, .,,.--.. -,
IA khaunUck. Connection to Reading aud HARRISBURG
$40 Pittston and principal intermediate points
Char car 10 Pittston.
G4u ,. Tor Copay and intermediate points Connection
In t.ailig and Harrisburg. Chair car To COplay.
n IN or Lyons. Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo AMI
n West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
SO D. IN Laurys anu intermediate points
Trims leaving at ni ~ aud $40 p M connect Tor
,n,nfs In Mahanoy and HaZloon Coal NoKions
-" SUNDAY TRAINS.
A. IA Tor Mauch Chunk. Hazloton and intermediate
points ,,, -, ,,o .,,
Geneva. Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo
o Vest Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a the NEW.
T0EK LAGh ERIE AID WESTERN RArLRoAn
non local trains leave SSdst station fifteen earlier
. than from chamOer+'t n,v r,...., n. 49,,
Coaches Coaches, to Bnshamt9n, Emira Hornesvlls Buifalo
m~Dailv 5il from oal, "nic,r and 81 ouis LIN
GG vss on Dey ana R"se ncss"
rorou" STs roFT "es for as, f%s
Coaches to Rngss SaT" E' ET Pullman Dav Dn Seeea
sas Fel sS Gn Sn.,a and a.,
2Sc7 ?G9" IS a S9S s9 3 -
gao i ,59o ii; iis 49, 745 800 ~
z 800 'V IT, $50 f% So so SAG ? 7,
$50 1910 i2S9 ii5 Ais G'so i.4l zoo 1875
Newark .ad Paterson. "a NeSarsa!l sno s:3o, ~,
SSq SH @ s 1t" isS ' s3esp s sad lH
sa Hn%aaT a,5 M 9s 7o o I zoo m ,o ,o 81,
emo g 3s ~ d2o l9ss and no 2 Int %p ,
warwck iai. 900 1920 i.son m. sundavs1,l5 . m
SS S%S and ' corp w 20 70 ~ $50 aIo .,i
mooigomcry Toaiou' and KINGSTON 9:oO~ m. s'1),.
sefa,o q%: 200 q Sao n; s syS9o' Sap "a &,
;A S,S "a 80 1879 1870 H. S $50 ' 499 n,
400 $50 a m sunday. SIS $40 1910 NJ. 5:Jj 3ol
c, ,D ,Ts' ,22' Hn ma ~? FIX 500, -,
s.2o p sundays. s:30. 1920 m. 800 $50 500 n;
slecnnt Go,cSc can ,stic ant orers Tor tho ci,cs
Fc s az NJ ~ =" az nv, ' G s
23l Fp''p1 a Hrlptlvn. " Tho Cpnparv's lNn0tl
Express the West arriyo YORK " :: IL
81 TO-, q ut. 1000 g. J. p FARMER.
pa. M HAVEN. \. ~. =. gent. Genl Passr Agent,
TENRLFV RIVER BRANCH
NEW YORK. NFw.UAvEN and HARTFORD p
Trains leave 0rin River station. corner 1874 AZ AMI LIN
colnav" Thir tvcnue bridge Harlem River
Preached nv second AvennN and Srhnrh1n ElevNel rail-
roads, dav sundays - $50 0lO 10 llio5
2;ln 957 80 $40 GO 10 30 FOR Port Morris Cas-
fO1k Point. Point West Farms. Van Mast
West h"ster Tnnsnn Raw Ches'er Pehan raw Bartow
cav fs'au poh1r New Rochelle. connecting
Rochole trains al me main ns,'
tho New.York Harf'nri. Rllroaf shore
LIN" and rine Divisions New.Cana7n Nffctowu,
View Britain sured branches and Boston and all prints
Mrdnlvht train Rochelle and all intermediate stL
tons ~ IL ~ . m. tally cxcNnt MONDAYS.
Tor View HnrIAls and all inferno ll's
lions 10 nl snf 20 n the latter train connect
inH ~ New Rochelle with tram 10 STANFORD
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READY TO-DAY.
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ne American stage.
Viewed Ssei:l f:.I$ss.
What IN Criticism Part n Edmund G. etsanau.
domestic service. Robert Grant
German Immigration, Wolf You 6chierbrAnd
Enects Of Marriage. Henry Welsh.
Ch3vslry In tho Cars Edwin Jermn-
6sle of Tvwn Lola Story (PAxt III Thomas Dunr
English. Tho Drsms tMiss pauvray's Sew PAy-o;hei
y6sdsssss 1ssk asvsswsi Literary GotSa
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New Publications.

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Grafbers.

A TUTORS, GOVERNESSES. PROFESS
n. ORS TkACHERs-An Branches. Circulars Choice
schUols supp ed o Modern SPOKEN.
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81 East l7th-st.. bet 4tI-ave. aud B'way.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
enesses etc. Colleges schools aud Families Apply TO
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNGFULTON. 20 Union Square
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Partner wanted best school for boys city $500 cash
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, GERMAN. Pro-
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

LIysRrooI, March loprovisions- Cumberland Cat
sos 81 g. s ~ az sss S I r. S:. h,s:
SSseA foe xxtsA India Mess Prime MesH ga Cd Posi-
GaedI Western. ga I'd IArd-Amcrean 36A Prime WEI
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Dressmakinq.

4 RESSMAKER.-A dressmaker desires a
~ few engagements understands eli kinds ID family
wing Cali or address H. POTTS 1886 Lsxiagson-s aye,
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UARLFu RIVER BRANCH
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

IL Urn RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
SEWIORK AND BEFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS: no Dust Always on TIME ,,,,
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACuES
Depots In New York loot ~ Barclay AMI ChrsoDher 'tS
ga Daily except Sunf7ys Buffalo ant O'wego fvpreS
Tor Water Dap StrOnisburg Scranton Bnyh1mton vi ur
h.th Buffalo Syracuse oswego. GrNens oytrrt Norwich.
Utica connect ~ scranton for Piston Wkcsharrs Dan
VIE and Northnmberanf at oweg0 FOR Ithaca AMI inter
mediate stations
Scranton Rlnghamton owego ana Elma cOnnoct,
ton For P.ltstnn KIN gston. Wilkcsblrra sc.
D. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Strondsbnrg.
Scranton Ringhamton. Owcso Elmrl COrniug Bath Way
land. Buffalo. &C.. arriving IN inrao I:2oA M. .
IN IuralO and OswecO fYpress for Strouishurg
Cortlnndt OsweRo Greene
oxford Norwich. Utica and Rchned springs connects at
Oweyo Ithaca and intermediate stations Satur
DAYS Connects Rurno with trains for MI points West
Tickets and checked ~ 2s5 Broadway and
~ Mestcntt Exnresa oloes In Now YORK and Brookyn.
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Danriny Afa6emies.

A LIEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 Fiftb-ave.
"A Classes and private lesson Send stamp
NEW WOHK. Contains full instruction for all modern
dances with $50 figures for the coton (0ermanl Price
81 90. Postal order stamps
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Trains leave from fhambersst. Station Fnccwool
Tenahv Closter sparkhi and Nyact $50 ITO 400 030
and ll:30 A. M, l;l5 800 400 $50 500 $40 gao 3:Oo
ooo m l2:oc midnight snnd'v' 7:lo 9SoG M t6oani
sao 7.lo $50 $50 $50 p sundays $50 a M
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. = G. aud TT z Z. Co. lesseo.
Trains leave West 42dst station follows AMI IL minutes
earlier from foot of Jay ST., North River
Detroit and Chicago, 'e:65 '6Ob. 1918 p m.
81 Louis. s6.O5. 81 Il
Utica Syracuse. buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge
NIAGARA Fails, 3:l5. 1858 a. no., '6O3. ~ is p.
Highland Kingston. saugcrties Catskil. Albany BIS
'7,l6 300 II 80 M, 400. 600. -: 10 y m
West Point Cornwall Newburg. .3:l5 -7;l5
900 'iOi5 II 30 a. M, 400 300 1913 p m; and 800
y. m Cranston's. Cornwall. Ncwhurg
For Montreal and Canada East 600 D. M
Hamilton London. 'e:5b NJ 'G.O3. $40 p M, Toronto
fhbb %. M, 1905 'S:l5 D. m
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and ~. I.ous all through trains
Daily. Daily except saturday Other trains daily except
sunday
For tickets timetables paror seepng accommoda
information apply a. Offices brookiyn-3S3 Wash
ineons At $50 Fulton.si. Office foot OF Fulton
New York Cty-3dS 7s5 pi2 Broadway. 1881 Bowery and
stations foot Of West +9dst foot OF St, " r.
C. T.. LAMBERT
bVanderbitave. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,

I'D NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn. L. r. 40 Parlor 10 Baltimore
thence palace Steamers arriving at Old Point at Sis
Norfolk a. II. V. TOMPkINS
Genl Pass Agent, 3lg Broadway ". Y.
BOSTON, NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER LlNF.-Stsamers PROVIDE
OLD COLONY. Leave Pier 25 N. r.. foot OF Murray
at 500 d. daily sundays oxcopsl Connection by
Brooklyn at 80 and Jersey cry At
An orchestra each steamer Best accommodations Low.
Rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
REAL ESTATE
BTJsJNEss at THE ExCSANor

Tho crowd In front OF Adrian Muller Sons st,pA -
erday at tho sale o trynve lots One andcety
nth and forty sixth sts contained many
welknown investors In West Side and uptown property
Among them Dore Lyon. Beverly ward n Polsy
Ro%sips srown George Scott George
pn pes % s
81 Nleholasave and aud forty SIX thst crmess
sSSo fS''r
sc SVG s%se" n ."" and ss
One hundIe land forty fourth and onehandresnd
sSoa ea "a
y SsSassd yslu The sale pf 70 i
re %sS
ported IN YESTERDAY: TasySE Ahoush the Of the
SpaGn !" sust hS is almost
There was saa the SroSer meeting for private hons.
between Twenty third and Fftlsth ave- %
Of the River for from sis 900 70 $1,000
sSr'sE Sig sss" 1r
and No. Is East sixty'socondst for $4,000.
NETWORK. Thursday March 10, 1897
The following sales hold at the Excharg Auc
. .,,.v hama, ,,, b! BY ysan 9 B By
IiS.s Mwoi ioih.sve. lot ls4Iio6s: 4
'''''"' BIZ John +: Smvi1. $500
'iG1y fssas Ss $500,
plot Of land. East u Sthst l26 It sof 4th.avo,
East isOh.st cor Of Madison '0'
By Richard Y. Barnea d Co.
4.story Hat with lot No 238 East ll6th.stna
33S o OF 3daye lot 21.2xl00.1l Nc
Manss iii; 1850
stable with lot W lltbavc 30 It Of 4yth. St lot
So ,S. - Masmse !, =; * $500
220 Of lIth;svs lot 25rii2 same buyer" 1880
Ru A. II. Muller d Son
LOT on st Nicholas ave. n W cor Of l45thst 2sllx
100 ? crumols $500; 1880
2ss5o
10y. a'l ABOVE ZoxlOo' NJ II eastman 23,<00
100 same buyer ;1 $4,000
lots Of f6thst. 100 II W OF st Nichoasave. 25x
3d. each same buyer $1,000
b lots n lj5th-st. 100 II W OF st Nicbolasave 25x
80 each; Murray. $4,000
] lot on West liItl-s. cor OF New-ave 22lx
1908 irreg p9.lI Kearney. .............. 5o75
Foley .:...:...,...... ,.........'.. 1000
lot a'U above 2JN93ll; III q Ieask 1000
lot ALI above 25x.I IL Kcsruey. $40
lots a1 above A5x99ll each l. Nera Tl00
:o06 rreg s9il; Myer. -. $3.50
.................. 10000